The Best & Most Popular Restaurants in Montego Bay 

Best Restaurants in Montego Bay Jamaica
by Rose-Marie Gordon-Cole

What's your favourite cuisine? Asian, Italian, Thai? Whatever you fancy, you can find it here in Montego Bay!

Yes, our motto (Out of Many One People) is also mirrored in the delightful culinary offerings of the friendly city. And with this fusion of ethnic groups, there is food, cibo, Aharn - and more food!

From pizza to fine dining, Montego Bay with its diverse cultural population is able to offer dishes from the far corners of the world in addition to our traditional Jamaican favorites - of course :-).

You will find that the 'Hip Strip' or Gloucester Avenue, is the proud location for a number of restaurants. So bring along your taste buds and follow me to some of Montego Bay’s most popular eateries. I am sure you will find something to not just tempt but satisfy the palates.

Here are some ideas of what is available in and around Montego Bay.

Chinese

• China House - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876) 952-5240/1260
• Guangzhou - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876) 952-6200
• Dragon Court- Alice Eldemire Dr. / 1(876)979 8822

Irish

Twisted Kilt - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876)952-9488

Seafood

• Marguerite’s Seafood By The Sea - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876)952-4777
• Pier One on the Waterfront - Howard Cooke Blvd. / 1(876) 952-2452
• Far Out Fish Hut - Greenwood/ 1(876)954-7155/7350
• Robbie Josephs Seahorse Grill - Freeport/ 1(876) 684-9133

Thai

• Royal Thai (Sandals Montego Bay) - Kent Avenue/ 1(876) 952-5510

Italian

• Calypso Gelato - Reading/1 (876) 979-9381
• Cucina Romana - Kent Ave (Sandals Montego Bay)/ 1 (876) 952-5510
• Akbar (offers both Italian and Thai) - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876) 979-0113

International

• Hard Rock Cafe - Sunset Drive, Freeport, 876-953-6016
• Usain Bolt Tracks & Records Mobay, 7 Gloucester Avenue (Hip Strip), 876-971-0000
• The Brewery - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876) 940-2433
• Day – O Plantation - Lot 1 Fairfield, Barnett Estate/ 1(876) 952-1825
• Richmond Hill Inn - Union Street / 1(876) 952-3859
• Sugar Mill Restaurant (Half Moon Hotel) - Rose Hall/ 1(876) 953-2314
• The Pelican Grill - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876) 952-3171
• The HouseBoat Grill- Southern Cross Blvd, Jamaica / 1 (876) 979-8845

Indian

• Mystic Indian - Whitter Village, Ironshore/ 1(876) 953-9460/0654

Pizza

• Pizza Hut - Howard Cooke Blvd./ 1(876) 971-5380/1
• Angela’s Italian Restaurant - 1(876) 953-3406/3114
• Jamaican Bobsled Bar & Broklyn Pizza - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876) 940-7009/952-1448
• Dominos Piza - Fairview Shopping Center, Bogue/ 1 (876) 953-6666

Most, if not all of the restaurants listed, prepares Jamaican dishes, however here are a few that I know for sure will not hesitate to serve up some good old Jamaican favorites, just the way you like:

• The Native - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876) 979-2769
• The Pelican Grill - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876) 952-3171
• Wexford Court Hotel - Gloucester Avenue / 1(876) 952-2854
• Island Grill - Sangster International Airport/1(876) 971-2938
  Harbour Street/ 1 (876) 952-3238
  Catherine Hall/ 1(876) 979-0079

Jamaican Jerk

Of course this list would not be complete without these, the best Jerk spots in Montego Bay!

• Scotchies - Rose Hall/ 1(876) 953-3301-3340-8041
• Pork Pit - Gloucester Avenue/ 1(876) 952-1046/940-3008
• Jerky’s Bar and Grill - Fairview Shopping Center / 1(876) 684-9101-2

See Also: Mouth-Watering Pictures of Jamaican Food

First Posted: 11/26/2011

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